Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 21, 16

These kinds of shitposts always get me

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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 21, 16

Fun Fact:
Tomorrow is Thursday
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This has changed my whole life...
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oh god
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Kyu
ikr
Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 21, 16

1. There is a great debate whether or not a land owner should have the right to remove a weed from their property. Those who believe so are called pro-choice. Those who deny this right are called pro-life. The issue stems mainly from the question of whether or not a plant is should have a say in this matter.

2. The idea of being pro-choice is a contradiction. You are for the landowner's choice but not for the choice of the plant? Why does the plant have no say? And as for that second matter, it has been proven that plants have brainwave like functions and can express emotions such as pain, happiness etc. Thus we can conclude that it should have a say in this matter Even if it doesn't, though, that is still no reason to kill it, because you are killing something that may one day bear fruit, or even break a world record for the biggest plant in the world.

3. Landowners who say that they should have a right to their own land are wicked, pompous fools. They are wicked because they have no regard for a plant; who happens to be on their own land. They are fools because they do not see the flaws in their words. A landowner should be willing to suffer for a few months in order to bring a life into the world who may possibly live and bear fruit many decades. Some plants have been known to live for 300 years. We do not destroy 300 years of life for the 9 months of suffering.

4. In regard to a plant who got there by the owner throwing a way eaten fruit; surely all of the above applies. When the land owner litters, they should be willing to face the consequences. But what if someone else littered? Should they have to take care and allow the plant of another? The answer is yes. We do not kill innocent plants for the sins of their fathers, and vice versa. Furthermore: the suffering of a littering victim does not warrant the death of an innocent being. As we said above, we do not give away 300 years for 9 months.

5. If a landowner cannot bear to maintain a plant, like for example,a poor land owner; what is to be done? The answer is: we still do not terminate the plant. However, they may give it up for adoption. I personally would not this. I do not understand how it is possible to give one's plant away to strangers.

6. If a landowner is too sickly and weak to maintain a plant and the doctors say that they will not live if they do, what is to be done? In all cases, regardless of their age or how the plant came to be in existence, abortion is certainly warranted. If something is after your life, you have the right to take their life first. Furthermore: the plant's status as a human is debatable, whereas the landowner's status as a human is undeniable.

7. If the land is rotten and the plant is doomed to live an awful life, what is to be done? We do not terminate it. This is because we do not kill a plant for sins which it might do in the future. If we do, there is no man on earth who is not worthy of death. What if the plant is sick and it is known that it will not live long, what then? We may terminate it. Since it will die anyways, we might as well spare the landowner the trouble of carrying and bearing it.

8. All landowners who terminate plants without the proper justification are wicked and have committed a heinous misdeed. It is fitting for them to feel horrible for what they have done and mourn they death of their plant They should be punished by the government for their crime. No sympathy should be shown to them, measure for measure, just as they did not show sympathy for their plant. Such repugnant wickedness is rarely found even in the bacteria kingdom. Thus, the landowner who kills their offspring is beneath the level of a bacteria. Tens of trillions of plants have been unjustly stolen from this world because of the misconception that such heinous activity is morally acceptable. They would have reproduced and created even more. Those who support a landowner's "choice" to kill a plant and their potential offspring just because it develops on their land is no less contemptible than the landowner herself.
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I don't know. I agree with dovis, depending on the situation. If it's from something like rape, then they should have the choice to have an abortion, as it wasn't their fault. But if you're going to have sex, you are always running the risk of getting pregnant, so it is entirely your decision. Even with a condom, the risk is always there. You shouldn't have the right to take a human life simply because you wanted to have sex lol.
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Kyu
of course no one has the right to take a human life. Removing cells that are eating your food and taking on weight, sure
its an unborn child lol. It's still human, even if its not born
Kyu
bo it's not
It is a FACT that it is an unborn child. And guess what, and unborn child, is a child that isn't born. And a human child being murdered isn't right.
Dax
not sure if this is a joke or not but taking the bait anyway lol

tbh, you made your choice of whether or not you wanted a child when you made the choice on whether or not you wanted to have sex.
furthermore it's a pretty bad analogy to compare a baby to a weed. the baby is human, the weed is just a plant. unless it's some intelligent alien race (and maybe even in some of those cases), a being other than a human is inferior and shouldn't be put on the level of human worth (this is coming from an atheist, mind you).

honestly, it's murder. you are killing another human because their life is "inconvenient" to you. would you find that acceptable if I said that without any of the other context here? why are they suddenly so worthless because they're an unborn baby? If anything, that increases their worth, because they are the next generation of our race that will carry on human civilization long after we're dead. and you're killing them because you find them "inconvenient". If they're so inconvenient, put them up for adoption - it's better than not even letting them take their first breath before you have them killed.
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EXACTLY
Kyu
Adoption isn't that great though
Kyu
you can see my actual arguments on the person's wall
http://www.enjin.com/profile/13156378
Dax
At the point they're being aborted, they're long past being "just cells". I'm not crazy nor stupid, I don't see a freshly conceived child as a human being - at that point, they are just cells. Cells of great importance, but cells nonetheless. But unborn babies are not aborted at that point - no, they are aborted when they are human. Out of curiosity, would one who is pro-choice refer to a baby just about to be born as "cells" as well, despite the fact there is almost no change between that moment and when you begin referring to them as human?

They are a human being, and they have just as much a right to live their life as you or I. Murder for no other reason than because someone's life is inconvenient to you is not acceptable.
Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 20, 16

THURDAY
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 19, 16

haha pranked
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 18, 16

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The reaction at the end tho.
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 16, 16

you can't get 1 year closer to death within 24 hrs. you get closer to death 1 second at a time
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Dax
unless you abruptly get hit by a car
then you get closer to death all at once

kek
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Kyu
nope, still 1 second at a time
Kyu
or nanosecond because you're so close to death
Just a bunch more each second.
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Shared publicly - Sep 16, 16

kyu from huniepop
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 15, 16

When I win at something once after losing 500 times
DJ Khaled - All I Do Is Win Feat. Ludacris, Rick Ross, Snoop Dogg & T-Pain
Directed by Dayo
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 15, 16

ok wow there are sites dedicated to fooling people who are googling things, both with google images and google keywords. fuck that
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 14, 16

roasted xd

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I don't think he knows what roast means
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Dax
I kept wondering if he was serious. So I asked.

He was, and his reasoning behind it all was to try to be like Leafy.

Kms
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 14, 16

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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 13, 16

I gotta watch this new content cop to see what #NoChin is all about

when the sun comes u
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boi iDubbbz is gud
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 13, 16

Conspiracy theorists lol
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If this is about my post then do your research on 9/11 and then come back and re-think this post : P
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Kyu
I used to be all into that when I was like 12/13. It's all bs
Its not. There are people who have dedicated their whole lives to engineering or science and have an extensive background in those fields along with degrees who all say that it was a demolition job. There is a TON of video evidence of responders explaining how there was blasts and how it was like bombs went off, especially explosions even after the fires were pretty much all out. Theres even a video of a demolition expert from another country being shown WTC 7 collapsing and stating that without a doubt it was a demolition job, and when he was told it was on 9/11 he was shocked. That's just touching the surface of this thing too, because once you start going into scientific fact such as how burning jet fuel could never melt a single steel beam (even if you lit that beam on fire for all of eternity) or statistics such as how not once in history has a steel structured tower collapsed due to a fire, yet on 9/11 it happened 3 times in the EXACT same way. I can go on and on. Anyone who believes it was just terrorism still in 2016 needs to open their eyes tbh
I mean, we are talking about George Bush who danced at the funeral services of slain police officers. This man has no empathy or understanding of human life. He most definitely played a part in the attacks, and I'd be willing to bet my life that he did.
harambe was an inside job
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Kyu

Shared publicly - Sep 13, 16

I may have been a dumb kid, I may be a dumb kid, but I wasn't an edgy kid and I'm happy for that
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